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Friday, Febrnary-28,-1933, THE DAILY TAH HEEL Pase Three h 1 ; r j5aDy ioosers . - Run-Wilci-l V.M.L A first i ear vvresuers misft Season As State Champs; Captain Idol And Conklin Un defeated. TEAM COACHED BY ABBOTT Boxers K. 0. Five Men; Landis, Light Heavy Finishes Man In Thirty Seconds. : For the second time this sea son the Tar Baby wrestlers de feated the State freshmen yes terday afternoon in the Tin Can, this time bylhe score 20-7. Captain Idol and Seligson, both of Carolina, won on falls, while all the rest of the bouts were won' by time advantages exeept the 135-pound class bout which resulted in a draw betweenWin stead, Carolina, and Johnson. Summary: - v "' 115 pounds Rose (S) won from Parker" by .time advantage, 125 pounds Seligson (G ) won from Ingram by a fall. 135 pounds Draw between Winstead (C) and Johnson. 145 pounds Conklin ( C) won from Snipes "by a. time advan tage. 155 pounds Sprinkle (S) won over Greer of Carolina ny time advantage. - 165 pounds Captain Idol (C) won a fall over McLamb. 175 pounds Bradley (C) won by a time advantage. Unlimited Auman (C) won ly time advantage. Referee Tsumas ( Carolina) . Boxers K. O. Five In a fight that was featured by five knockouts, all by Caro lina men, the Tar Baby boxers ilugged their way to a 5-2 de cision over the V. P. I. fresh men yesterday afternoon in the Tin Can. Landis, hard-hitting light heavy, got the quickest knockout, scoring his - man 30 seconds after the first round got under way Martin Levinson, flashy little featherweight,. got his man in the third round after having carried the fight through out. Others to get - knockouts were Lumpkin, 135 -pounds; Jackson, 145 pounds; and Wil son, heavy. In the opening fight of tne afternoon, Ingold of Carolina Continued on 99 f9W") CAGERS TO PLAY GEORGIA TONIGHT IN TOURNEY GAME Ashmore's Tar Heels Entering Conference Basketball Meet As "Dark Horse' Ten Tar Heel cagers left last Jiight for the Southern Confer ence tourney in Atlanta which begins this afternoon. The Tar Heels meet the University of Georgia tonight at 8 o'clock. . Men making the trip with Coach Jim Ashmore and Man ager Loy Thompson were : Dave Neiman, Johnny Greene, John Edwards, Tom Cleland arid Jenks Hutchinson, forwards; Sandy Dameron, center; and Artie Marpet, Tom Alexander, B Brown-and Page Choate, guards. Carolina will be without the services of its regular center, Puny" Harper, who is still out. ith a sprained ankle, sustained in the last Duke game. : . For the first time since the beginning of the S. I. C. basket ball tourney, the Tar Heels will be entered as a "dark horse," and are one of six teams to be Siven preferential ratings. v ; Coach Ashmore stated that lineup for the opening game with Georgia will probably be reen and, Neiman, forwards; Dameron, center; and Marpet and Alexander, guards. : arrappieEo ill" Fro: State flets AYCOCK COMES OUT ON TOP Intramural Basketball Season Ends With Dekes Winning Fraternity Race Arid Aycock Defeating Dekes. " . -; Aycock dormitory's defeat of D. K. E. in the titular match of the intramural basketball league Wednesday night brought the title 0 the dormitories for the second year in a row. Last year Carrxdormitory won the campus honors. . ' ." " ' ' ' Aycock-'finished the season by winning 11 games and losing none, to outdistance its nearest dorm rival, Old East, which had only one defeat to mar "its sea son's pla n v " v, " D. K. E. defeated the strong Phi Gamma Delta quint in a playoff between the two teams. and then won from A. T. 0. by a f orfeit to finish lat the head of the if raterriity group -with 9 wins and no defeats. An unusually large number of men -participated "in the intra mural , basketball -league this year, but very few forfeits were turned in. The 43 teams entered m the two leagues were con tinually pulling upsets, and a large number of -games were won by small margins, with some going into extra periods. ; Zeta Psi, Phi Gamma Delta, Tau Epsilon Phi and Sigma Nu finished in a tie for second hon ors in the fraternity league. The X. K., E.-Zeta Psi game was probably won by the closest margin of any game during the series, when the Dekes snosed out Zeta Psi by a bare one-point after an extra period had been played. " The intramural officials stat ed last night that an "all-campus team" would be picked in the near future, and will probably appear in the Tar Heel in a few days. The final standing of the two leagues follow : DORMITORY LEAGUE TEAM W. L. PCT. Aycock (F) 10 0 1 2 4 3 4 6 6 6 6 7 7 4 7 1.000 ;900 .;878 .800 .600 .571 .555 1500 .454 .400 .400 .333 .222 222 .100 :ooo -.000 Old East Manly 9 .............. 9 Steele Mangum Law School No. 1 Question Marks Best House .... 8 6 4' 5 5 5 4 4 3 2 2 1 0 0 Ruffin Old West ... New Doim Lewis (J) .w.. Grimes - Everett (I) Law School No. 2 Carr Graham (G) .: FRATERNITY LEAGUE -TEAM W. L. PCT. D. K. E . 9 0 1.000 Phi Gamma Delta 7 1 .875 Sigma Nu 7 1 ' .875 Zeta :Psi 7! 1 ,.875 Tau Epsilon Phi ... 7 1 .875 Kappa Alpha J: ..., 62 .750 Phi KaoDa Sisrma 5 3 .625 Theta Kappa Nu 6- 4 4 .600 Beta Theta Pi' 4" 3 .571 Chi Psw ... 4" 3 .571 Kappa Sigma ... . 4 4 .500 Theta Chi 4 4 .500 Pi Kappa Alpha ... 3 4 .428 Phi Delta Theta 3 4 .428 Delta Sigma Phi ... 4 6 .400 Sigma Zeta 2. 3 .400 Chi Phi . 3 5 .375 Delta Tau Delta ... 3 6 .375 Sigma Epsilon ...... 1 2 .333 Sigma Phi Ep. . . ... 2 5 -.285 S. A. E. 2.5 . .285 Sigma Chi . ...... .-L. 2 6 .250 Phi Kappa Sigma 1 6 .143 Zeta Beta Tau 16 .143 A. T. O. 1,. . .. 1 7 .125 Pi Kappa Phf"... 0 3 .000 Phi; Alpha;,,,,. 0. 5 ' .000 Wo f - f ' i V : i I ' I - ?v '-Xt t- stT"si ...... s .Sh.mii '. :. pp '" " ; - The above pictured mitmen will carry. the Tar Heels' colors to the Southern Conference Box ing Tournament in Charlottesville this afternoon, tomorrow, and Monday. Captain Archie Allen is the most outstanding Tar Heel entry and will defend the title won last year. Noah Goodridge, Sheffield, Davis, Koenig, and Warren will be other Carolina representatives of note. BOXERS DEFEND SOUTHERN TITLE THIS WEEK-END Tar Heel Mitmen Will Encounter , Stiff Competition At Confer ence Meet In CharlottesviUe. Captain Archie Allen will lead the 1930 "Tar Heels, present holders of the title, in the South ern conference boxing tourney which begins at Charlottesville today. The Tar Heels will com pete with 11 other S. I. C. teams iii an attempt to retain .the title won in Florida last year. . Archie' Allen, welterweight, is the only individual title holder of the 1930 Tar Heels, but several other Carolina vet erans are expected to' be but standing contenders for 'individ ual honors this- year. Noah Goodridge, lightweight, was runner-up for the 135-pound " title at the University of Florida last year, and although haying reg istered one defeat this, season is counted as one of ; the favorites of the meet. His recent win over Casoni, star Penn State boxer, gives him another - boost towards the title. Obie Davis and Harry Shef field are two other outstanding Tar Heel mitmen. Both Shef field and Davis lost their last? fights to Penn State's national champions, but are expected to be in shape for the bouts this afternoon. John Warren, light heavy, and Bill Koenig, heavy weight, will furnish strong com petition for the title in their weights, Dut a large number of other S. I. C. teams have strong men in these places. Phil Al ston, a recruit, will enter in Vaughan's place for Carolina. In the light heavy class the three most outstanding contend ers are Warren (U. N. C.) , Mar sailles (Florida) and Gentry (Virginia). Warren lost a close decision to Gentry and won a knockout from Marsailles, who is ai harder hitter but not as craftjf, ""Marsailles in turn won a decision over Gentry. The meet opens today with two matches and with one to morrow. The finals and semi finals will probably be held On Monday. - - Baseball Practice Bein Held Daily -On Emerson Field Baseball practice is now in full swing at Carolina with a large number of candidates prac ticing daily on Emerson field. Coach Hearn, during the ab sence of Coach Ashmore at the S. T. C. basketball tourney, has been putting the 1930 Tar Heel baseball aspirants through light workouts. Two diamonds have been pre pared for the use of the team in practice games, while several others will soon be ready for workouts. Coach Hearn; is at present grooming the candidates for the Tar Heel pitching arid catching staff,, but a large num ber of infielders and outfielders have reported for practice. FIVE CONFERENCE T E A M S ENTERED FORiDOMlffi More Entries Coming In Daily; . Many Star Cindermen Ex-" pected Here March 8. Entry blanks for the South ern Conference indoor track meet to be held Saturday, March 8, have been received from N. C, State, University of Virginia, University . of Sdutrc Car olina, Georgia Tech, University of (Jebrgia, Presbyterian College, Elon College arid Georgia Mili tary Academy. The remainder of the entry blanks are expected within the next few days. Included among the entrants are McGinn of State, winner of the 880-yard run in the state meet last year; -.Floyd, State, star 440-yard man from last year's State freshman team ; Bob Young of Georgia, Southern Conference cross country cham pion for the past two years; Ed Hamm of Georgia Tech, world's champion broad jumper; Doug Graydon of . Georgia Tech, all round track star; Boineau, hurdler, and Kennedy, high jumper, both of South Carolina; Flippin, Virginia, record holder in the hurdles ; Lauck of Vir ginia freshmen, winner of the 880 and mile in the recent Vir ginia indoor meet. : HIGH BASKETBALL TITLE GAME TO BE MRE MARCH 5 Practically Assured That Char lotte Will Represent West And Durham The East. It is practically a certainty that . Charlotte, from the , west ern conference, will meet Dur ham, of the. East, in the final game here Wednesday for the state high school basketball I championship of class A schools. Relative, team .standings, . se cured from the office of E. R. Rankin, secretary of , the North Carolina high .school athletic as sOciation, place , Charlotte at the head of the western league with a record of ten victories, while Durham v is the leader; in the East, by-virtue of a recent win over the Raleigh quint, its near est competitor. Unless the Ashe ville team, with a single loss, defeats the Queen City team, Charlotte will represent the West against Durham. . Among the teams' in class B competition, only Enfield, Lum berton, Rose Hill and Trenton are. left in the eastern elimina tion series, originally entered by 23 schools. Of the. 40 western teams, Welcome,; Haw River, Henrietta - Caroleen, 1 Candor, Spencer, arid Canton remain to decide: the western champion ship.' '.v-v' ' . . At the conclusion of class A play in ther East the standings of the teams were as follows : TEAM W. L. PCT. Durham 6, 0 1.000 Raleigh, . .......4 5 t L .833 Wilmington 3 ' 3 ; ' .500 Wilson 3 3 .500 Goldsboro 2 4 .333 Fayetteville 1 5 .167 Rocky Mount 1 5 .167 Western standings, which are relatively unimportant except for those of Charlotte and Ashe ville, are: TEAM W. L. PCT. Charlotte 11 0 1.000 Asrieville' 9 1 .900 Winston-Salem ... 6 5 .555 Greensboro 5 7 .417 High Point .......1... 4 8 .333 Gastonia. 2 9 .182 Salisbury 2 9 .182 SIDELIGHTS Sports Editor THE Southern Conference tournament opens at 1 o'clock this afternoon, Atlanta time, (2 o'clock Carolina time); with the Tar Heels rated as . one of the "dark horses.' Almost every S. I. C. basketball tourney in past years has opened with the Tar Heels one of the favorites. Half of the S. I. C. titles have been won by the Tar Heels, four in the past eight years. Last year ,the. conference opened with Carolina as usual occupying a prominent, position among, the contestants,, but N. . :C, State proved the ;"dark horse" of the occasion to eome through with a win oyer the-Duke quint in the titular match to win the confer ence laurels. Carolina previous ly lost, to the strong Durham ag gregation in the semifinals. RECENT WINS by the Tar. Heels ; have raised the chances of Carolina in the game with the University ; of t , Georgia at , 9 o'clock t ( Carolina time) tonight. Georgia is rated as having an other "dark horse" team. . The Bulldogs lost a game earlier in the season to the . N. , C. State quint byythe narrow margin of two points. .Carolina , . has . lost and won to Tech by the same margin. So, according to scores, the two teams this afternoon are of practically even strength.. The Tar Heels however, .will be s without the. services )f their 6 foot 6 inch center, Harper. THE CONFERENCE closea the basketball , season in North Carolina. This year Duke, with a state championship safely, tucked away, will be the favor ites from North Carolina, while State and Carolina enter cm al most, equal .terms.. Croson, of Duke, is reported as being in bad shape for the. game with L. S. U.. this afternoon t at 6 o'clock (Car olina time) . However it is high ly probable that he . will, see ac tion V N. C. State plays the first game of the tourney at 2 o'clock (C. T.) .. when they , . meet ; Se-; wanee. Both, State and Duke are . favored to win, while the, outcome , of the Carolina-Georgia game is hard to prophesy. THE CINDERPATH 'MEN seem to be. looking beyond the;. first 's. J. C. Indoor meet here March "8, at the University of. Florida dual engagement in . Gainesville . during the spring holidays.' j . It is reported :that about 25 or 30 of the promising Tar Heels will be given a week's, training in. Florida preceding the . meet. ; Simultaneously ru mors reach us that the.Univerr sity. of " Florida spring dances will be in progress at the same, time. Perhaps this has been the reason for the recent rapid , in crease in interest in. track?. THE GOLF COURSE prob lem Js. to be finally, settled. The " opening of the , new ; miniature. c golf coursebehind . the post office, ) will serve, as an putlet for those", invested with the golf, bug, may-, be ( ?) . 7 Some.'say .that thisi is only a .beginning towards ."big ger and better'' , golf courses. Let us hope sol- Although we appreciate; the hospitality of the Chapel Hillians in allowing us' to use the local course, it seems unfortunate that ' Carolina can-" not find a? more effective means of encouraging one of the few sports that we are able' to play after leaving school. , " Service Station Changes Hands T. S. Brown, of Hillsboro, has leased Tapp's Service Station in Carrboro and plans to operate it under a new name : West End Service Station. It is located just outside of Carrboro on the Greensboro road.
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